rjai
f
,
,1"
'Jr.-
,
M'
than
a
t,M
"K
adiun
woi,.n
,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
March
10,
1953'
Cross
Corps
gave
ouu
to
Gordon
&
Anderson
Score
Easy
Victory
Over
Mansons
to
Capture
Trophy
SCREEN
FLASHES
Did
you
know
that
emergency
a.,..i..taiicc,
medical
and
dental
aid
lor
needy
Canadian
veterans
and
their
dependents,
not
eligible
for
assistance
irom
any
other
agency,
are
supplied
by
the
Canudiall
Red
Cross
Society.
u'''
.
Middle
age
is
when
a
night
out
is
followed
by
a
day
in.
Canadian
n,-i
craie
SPORTSMAN'S
TENT
STOVE
MADE
,
COOAA
TIM
CANS
1
Best
way
lor
a
young
plaver
to
WALLACE'S
2
DEPT.
STORE
!
No
Drive
Shown
by
Losers
As
Hardware
Crew
Win
become
a
star
is
to
su;n
a
lung-
term
contract
with
a
major
studio,
declares
Lmctta
Yuuu.;,
currently
starred
in
the
title
rule
of
Columbia
Pictures'
"I'aula"
at
ENDS
I
UD.W
7:
9:
p.m.
OLIVIA
DE
HAVlLUNt.
'MY
COUSIN
RACHEL"
Tropicana's
I
HAMMER
PANEL
H"
Jim
McLean
Skips
Rink
To
Championship
Senior
city
basketball
league
champion
Gordon
I
OVER
.
J
.
"
J
RfiRT
r
:'f
"I
C
-XV,
J
;
&
Andersons
kept
true
to
form
Saturday
night,
defeating
Manson
Omegas
for
the
third
straight
game
in
the
best-of-five
playoffs
to
win
the
championship
y
S3
II
II
THE
CASE
FOR
.
THE
DOUBLE
BED
Ken
McLean
skipped
his
rink
to
the
high
school
curlinj
cham-
i-
-
an
i
a
i
;
wrs
ill
.
troj)hy.
Score
was
52--1G.
G-As
built
up
an
early
lead
"T
r
V
-i
lira
.
.
I
'V
ipion.'iiip
Saturday
with
a
10-7
I
vli'lni-w
nxrttr
Tim
njlfm.in
for
MARK
A
'
f
7
V
r
7
...Si
W4l
CIRCLE
i
SMALLER
I
I'
i
the
Capitol
Theatre.
""Naturally
the
yuuns
itei
first
mu.t
uo
KOiiiethiiij
to
win
lhat
break,"
says
the
actress
"But
no
matter
how
ric!mtioi.
may
come,
it
is
almost
impossible
for
a
piayci
to
becjine
1am-ou.4
unless
he
has
the
bucking
promotlun
and
publicity
ol
a
bij,
"
ui
gani.anon
Paradoxica.ly,
LortUa
won't
sign
a
lois-tenn
coiitract
hi
i
-self.
But
she
hail
achieved
t!lf
kind
ol
reciK!iliiiii
tuv.ii
umA
u
p.is
lOie
inr
ii'-r
to
cr.iKjie
ni
l
own
stories
Even
so.
she
thinks
that
she
was
very
lucky
to
have
had
a
term
contract
at
the
t
-
a
iMtY
uuu
nm
I
,
.
i
and
kept
it
throughout
the
game.
;
the
MacDonald
trophy.
;
claseat
omegas
came
to
the
lead-
Tiig
game
was
exciting
all
the
!
iMg
slore
was
six
points
near
!
way
and
on
the
home
end
with
the
end
of
the
last
quarter.
and
drive
which
brought
them
witnii)
one
game
of
the
league
ih
inipiun.ship
and
Into
the
playoffs
was
little
evident
In
their
final
chance
for
a
comeback.
Outstanding
performer
for
the
lueis
xs
Mickey
Webster.
THAN
PIPE
TO
Mi-Lean
leadine
9-7
and
Uw
wmegas
ioubiu
s
spiruiew
auei
most
of
the
way.
Their
spark
!
uuuibiUlv
of
a
tic,
M.'Lca:
MAKE
4
CROSSED
LINE
CUTS.
BEND
i
i
placed
hLs
last
rock
into
point
:
position
to
give
his
rink
the
vie-
j
wl..c
score
of
13
w
as
the
highest
1
for
his
team.
For
O-As.
centre
Rupe
Ilolke-
1
slad
gained
16
points
without
:
benefit
of
a
frt-e
throw.
Team-
,
!
mate
Joe
Davis
scored
15.
j
Next
big
hurdle
O-A
coach
j
Alex
Bill
is
faced
with
Is
the!
Clausen
Tops
Trap
Shooters
Today
To
Wedncsdoy
t.
EMMi
snows
.ory.
.Members
of
the
McLean
.ink
jwere:
Anne
Eyolfson,
tnird,
Lloyd
Kristman.son.'-econJ;
Rim-
TOTE;
ginning
of
her
career
"It
makes
vou
do
what
you'r
POINTS
UP
IN9D6
A
1
WIPE
STRIP
COLLAR
AND
FOLP
:
I
THEM
OVER
IT.
'K
j
Cut
two
s
gal.
can
ct
TOPS
OFF
ON
S1PE
BELOW
TOPS.-,
CUT
A
POOR
IN
ONE'S
6AS6
AND
BL'NP
A
HEM
ALONG
ITS
EP&ES.
I.
RT
POOR
WITH
HINGE;
ETC.
USE
RIVETS
OR
SMALL
BOLTS
NUTS
TO
JOIN
PARTS
TOGETHER.
Elmer
Clausen
topped
individ-
1
M
and
:W
p.m.
.
A
FAMol
S
n.AVi.RsTnitl
IS
oipn
jaioeri.
ieau.
un
me
omer
uai
trap
snooung
eoniesiancs
fi""""1"
"
'
;
.
.,
.
,
,,
,
,u
dont
sen
ma
u
team
besides
skip
Bateman
were
vestcrdav
at
the
Rupert
Rod
&
be
held
here
later
this
month
".
.Gordon
Limrun.
third;
Arliene
bun
Club's
Eleventh
Avenue
or
early
in
April.
1
'"
;
'
J.ihr..-n.
.eeond.
and
Louise
ranee,
seorine
20
out
of
25.
I
no
on
me
ngni
io."
'
.
.
.
!
.
4
l:
1
14.
and
in
th
'
the
Prince
In
nt
to
be
convu
'Freeman,
lead.
.
a
J
,!.
lvn,.n:.t
.,rt
cch
Rupert
team
7t"
I-
a
1
I
i
I
A
the
provincial
contest
by
win-1
proeets
inc
acior
or
rtl
u-.v.
nine
the
league
championship,
i
can
'
help
but
learn
a
gn
at
deal
Followir.g
the
game.
Mrs.
An-
Bill
Woods
followed
with
.scores
gus
MacDonald,
donor,
presented
of
13
and
15
respectively.
There
the
trophy
to
skip
McLean
in
were
10
entries.
has
said
he
will
disband
the
Some
of
the
worms'
oiiigest
plate
and
sheet-glais
plants
an"
at
St.
Helen's
in
Lancashire,
England.
the
club
rooms.
mm
Lorettc
YOUNG
A
team
trap
shoot
has
been
a,lu
,OM"
"
to
face
the
B
C.
fmallsU.
planned
for
next
Sunday,
wUn
.
up
!
T,,e
""'K
ch
praised
the
a
special
invitation
extended
to
'"rlt
done
lhls
('ir
b
'rmer
Smithers'
shooters,
some
of
w
ho
the
i
leadln
oPP"-'on
coach
Don
are
likely
to
attend
annual
curling
bonsplel
here
w
hich
Hartwig.
hlghschool
teacher
and
opens
'
Friday
player
himself
who
piloted
the
Omegas
to
the
Inside
edge
of
and
improve
in
tei
hnical
siil
Btsitie.
and
Inu
is
one
of
the
most
important
happenings
In
a
young
thespians
hie.
you
work
more.
A
studio
is
not
going
to
go
outside
the
gates
for
another
player
when
It
already
has
one
on
the
payroll
And
Hi
playing
that
count.
You'll
never
ja'n
experience
in
acting
by
sitting
in
a
chair
and
hoping
"
III!)
"
'
w
-.tlll
1
league
championships.
I
'
Hartwig
had
It
tough
taking
Tropicana's
j
Boston-Chicago
Tied
For
Third
I
such
a
Job
on
for
the
first
time.
I
He
had
a
lot
of
troubles,
too,
otherwise
we
might
have
had
a
'
lot
more
difficulty
taking
the
i
Remember
When
-ALSO
(
AKIOOM
MtVS
"CKI
tT
IHRItTOR"
"hlCYl
I.E
THRILLh"
TODAY
And
TUE5C
CAPITO
Neis
Stewart,
eoinplituu
hl
,
first
ea.son
with
Hie
Montreal
BASKETBALL
PULP
MILL
SERIES
ON
WEDNESDAY
and
THURSDAY
MARCH
18
And
MARCH
19
at
the
CIVIC
CENTRE
OCEAN
FALLS
ALL-STARS
CCC
300SENIORS
4.98
I
TORONTO
(CP
The
lower
ech-
championships."
aaid
Bill.
Ion
playoff
picture
in
National
In
other
scheduled
games
6at-
SHOWS
7:00
9:00
.
r.i.Moi
s
mum.
win!
Maroons,
won
the
Hart
nopny
lor
the'
most
valuable
player
i,i.
I,.
.i
in
t
Mil.
27
vrar.t
aw
Hoekey
Lejfgue
was
tightened
urday
night.
General
Motors
further
Sunday
n.nlit
when
a
routed
Nelson
Bros.
33-17
In
an
j
Boston
vn
fory
and
Chicago
tic
inter
B
tilt,
w
hile
Maple
tarafs
j
,
,,
,
,,,
,h
t,,c
4:
'
.1,
y-
"
..
r
.-
''",
H
t
,
-.
'11
i
I
t.
-
'
-
.
t
11
li
ft
the
two
deadlocked
for
third
swamped
Wolves
40-l
In
the
place
Junior
playoffs.
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
trying
to
Lineups:
make
the
last
playoff
spot
tied
i
(.union
A
Anderson
-
Flaten
8.
jtroimy
ag;ili.
li.
iu'M.
'
a
-time
record
o;
JU4
ito.il
that
was
I
only
recently
surpa-setl
b;'
Muni-Ucc
Richard
of
Montreal
Cat.
ad-
lens.
SIZES
12
to
20
16'
i
to
24'
j
33
to
44
Tin
y
re
hei
r
nt;aiii.
That
mumc
cirrv..
Triijiieana's.
Yoi'
vi'
liked
them
before.
You'll
lov;
thc;;e
brand
new
1953
arrival
,.
Softly
feminine
and
price
as
low
a:s
only
Tmpic.a'.ia
can
price
them.
Come
on
in
and
pick
yours
out.
Rangers
1-1
in
New
York
and
j
D.tvies
15.
Holkestad
10.
Arney
9.
;
now
are
six
points
behind
Chi-!
Webber
4.
Currie
Total
52.
;i!o
and
Boston.
Mansons
Webster
13.
Bill
9.
'
Boston
git
Its
second
victory
Spring
5.
Hartwig
6,
OKen
5,
Du-
j
of
week-end
Sunday
mcht
nos-
mas
8,
Bather.
Total
48.
I
ing
Montreal
Canadiens,
hoi
I
(it;
Ten
thou
and
urn,
nli
sun
were
Aunnlicd
to
the
!-
-1
Call
112
That's
the
Cab
hill
partment
of
National
lx
t
lice
Hftst
year
by
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Blotid
TratWu.doii
lor
the
use
cf
armed
forces
For
Pulpmill
Basketball
Championship
of
Northern
B.C.
dded
Attraction
OCEAN
FALLS
LADIES
ALL-STARS
VS
PRINCE
RUPERT
LADIES
ALL-STARS
Make
Your
Reservations
Early
TK
Kf
TS
AVAILABLE
AT
THE
C
IVIC
CENTRE
Rowbotham
Wins
Curling
Club
Title
have
clinched
second
place.
2-1
j
at
Boston.
The
Black
Hawks
held
th?
j
licit-place
Red
Wings
to
a
score-
.cm
tie
at
Chicago.
Hutkev
Stores
Saturday
MIL
New
York
2.
Montreal
3;
Boston
3,
Toronto
I;
Chicago
3.
Detroit
1.
Mill.
Edmonton
5.
Tacoma3;
,'
WALLACE'S
j
Dept.
Store
ATTENTION
HOUSEWIVES!
Starting
Tuesday,
March
17
Vancouver
5,
victoria
2;
Cakary!
1
4.
Saskatoon
5;
Seattle
4.
Nc
Westminster
2.
OSIIL
-Pentlcton
2,
Kamloopsi
A
Thrifty,
Convenient,
New
Woy
To
Shop
HI
ANMMUtTATION
t
ROM
VOI
R
IMKiK
TO
TM
-
T'
I
4
iPenticton
leads
best-of
-seven
!
finals
2-1
.
!
j
Suntlav
WlfL
Edmonton
i)
Seattle
6.
AMI
KM
I
K.N-
IN
A
SUE,
MODI
K
V,
III.A11D
UH
ROUTE
To
(Tcrminm)
From
(Terminus)
u
Avr.
Y.
and
linmanurl
The
semi-final
and
final
of
the
pre-bonspiel
competition
were
played
off
on
Sunday.
The
semifinals
were
played
between
Moore
vs
Rowbotham
and
Matthew
s
Robertson.
The
Robcrt.wn
rink
was
skipped
by
Ben
Parker.
In
the
first
semi-fina!
Rowbotham
beat
Moore
by
two
shots
and
Robertson
narrowly
defeated
Matthew
The
12-end
final
was
played
between
Rowbotham
and
Robertson
and
a
closely
contested
game
was
won
by
the
Rowbotham
quartet.
On
his
way
to
the
final
Robertson
had
beaten
Wak-ley,
Domtnaio
and
Matthew,
having
received
a
bye
In
the
first
round.
Rowbotham
had
won
from
Eyolfson,
Warren,
Hollls-ton,
Moore.
JtM
iltM-k
Tloi'l
'
h
"
(Jessie
Shenton
!
Sets
New
Mark
In
5-Pin
Loop
Particulars
of
Route
Commcnclne
at
the
Real
Cove
rin
le
and
arouui
U
-
roimtrr-clockwi.se
thence
via
fith
Ave
F.
.
Ul
V'
Overlook
to
and
via
Piggoll
Ave,,
to
and
via
"
tr
at
tl
via
Donald
St..
to
and
via
7th
Ave
E
.
wf
Claude
St
to
8th
8th
Ave.
Ave.
E.
E.
from
from
this
tins
point
poim
tK'"'-
Ave
v..
to
Imma
nanuel
St.
and
thence
reverse
dirertw.-
:..
to
and
via
Conrad
8t
.
to
and
;
i
Bacon
St.
to
and
via
Kith
Avf
i.
via
8lh
Ave
E
Jessie
Shenton
set
a
new
high
three
for
ladies
in
"A"
Division
of
the
mixed
five
pin
bowliinx
league
last
week
when
she
put!
Winners
were,
v.op
Bert
Row-
via
Alfred
St.,
tj
and
via
1
Hh
Ave
K.
to
a"d
n
"
8v..
o
and
via
3rd
Ave.
W.
lo
terminus
3fXlBi'
Ave.
W
;
mid
Vice
Versa.
tom-lher
games
of
218,
319
and
Ixitham,
third
Pete
Bell,
second
TIME
SCHEDULE:
2ST7
for
a
total
of
832.
i
Bill
Baxter
and
lead
Jackie
And
In
"B"
Division
Jerry's
;
Rowbotham.
The
losers,
skip
be
At
their
ownthree-game
total-
i
Ben
Parker,
third
Danny
John-pin
record
to
set
a
new
mark
of
Lston.
second
Ted
Smith
and
3.491.
Only
last
week,
the
same
lead
Lindsay
Eby.
squad
rolled
3.419
to
oust
the
j
lce
u
now
,n
prc,ly
KW)d
Daily
News
sextet
from
the
spot
slmp(,
(or
tn,
club.g
Recorui
an
they
had
held
all
season
with
a
lulul
bonSpic
which
will
start
3.412
count.
lms
Friday
for
local
rinks
and
Bill
Bray
had
high
single
game
Salur(lay
for
visiting
rinks.
The
Arrive
SEAL
COVE
M
.
M
Hi
'
"
J.IS
"
5
li
'
t.H
Leave
CITY
CENTRE
S:30
a.m.
11:30
"
l
l."
p.m.
J:4J
"
4:30
"
:I0
"
Leave
Arrive
SEAL
COVF
CITY
CENTRE
X:.10
a.m.
-
A
00
a
m.
1:.W
"
II
1X1
"
12:?.
p.m.
I
(Ml
p.m.
2
no
2
.30
"
3:30
"
4:00
"
5:15
"
5:4,
"
among
"A
division
oowiers
wnn
lre
j.
to
be
closed
on
Tuesday.
Ihiii
Above
service
l
Ite
daily
except
Sunday
anil
holidays.
No
service
after
I
P
"
"
'
;
..
....
i
ADl'l.TS
50r
rat
h
way
(
IIII.DKE.N
years
up
lo
IJ
ver
'
75c
return
under
8
artompanied
"
Pr
csrrlrtl
free
FARES
says
Ice
committee
chairman
Neely
Moore,
and
there
will
be
no
more
play
until
the
bonsplel.
Rinks
are
expected
from
Prince
George,
Burns
Lake,
Smithers,
Terrace
and
Kitimat
and
a
possible
Vancouver
entry.
Local
rinks
are
reminded
to
get
their
entries
4n
before
Tues
.,..1
be
rWrP"
Baffle
umileil
to
approximaMly
30
lbs
per
passenger
.
ann
win
.
f
OWN
SHOPPERS
SERVICE
309
and
George
Goodwin
had
high
three
of
704
In
"B"
division,
Betty
Hynd-man
led
the
ladies
with
high
siiitrle
of
271
while
Ada
Smith
had
high
three
of
648.
Andy
Patterson
topped
men
bowlers
with
his
278-game
and
George
Morgan
chalked
up
high
three
of
674.
Results:
"A"
Division
Headpinners
4.
Broadway
Cafe
0;
Pushovers
3,
Ocean
View
Hotel
1;
Cook's
Jewellers
3,
Fa.shion
Footwear
1:
Khcnton's
3.
Orphans
I:
Canada
Life
2,
Miller
Bay
2;
99
Taxi
2,
Penguin
Hobby
2.
"B"
Division
Jerry's
4.
Booth
0;
Harold's
4,
Northern
Glass
0;
day
noon.
These
should
be
handed
to
Earl
Gordon.
Never
in
all
its
8(
vcjrs-havt
J,,lnuion'l
fibiKS
and
l)lts
bctn
jo
complete,
so
up
lo
the
Iniiiuu,
v
obviously
dniinunliid.
See
the
Nu
weave
worttciU,
the
twctdi,
tin
splash
weaves
all
of
tlvi.ni
100'?
British
woollen
tiady
and
wailing
to
Ik
liand
cut
and
tailored
to
your
measure
in
suits,
coats,
ja
keu
and
slatks
of
satisf)ing
eomfort
and
handsome
appearance.
Hi-Jaekcrs
3,
Bulger's
1;
Hill's
Shoe
Store
3,
Dally
News
I;
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
3,
Acme
Clothiers
I;
Jersey
Farms
2,
Conrad
2.
Standings:
"A"
Division
Headpinners
38;
Pushovers
37;
'Fashion
Footwear
31;
Cook's
Jewellers
30;
99
Taxi
30;
Shcnton's
30;
Brdadway
Cafe
29;
Canada
Life
27;
Orphans
24;
Of
THE
WORLD
S
MOST
FAMOUS
HAT
'
'
UNMISTAKAIII.Y
-
AN
AIR
OF
.Sl
(.c:i.SS!
fJbtji
Ocean
View
Hotel
22;
Pentruln
STETSON
HATS
W
ATTS
&
NICKERSON
MEN'S
CLOTHING
M
"
9
"
Sunn
Hall
npriiJh
Hobby
20;
Miller
Bay
17.
"B"
Division
Jerry's
39;
Harold's
32;
Hills
Shoe
Store
32;
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
31:
Jersey
Farms
30;
Northern
Glass
30;
Bulger's
27;
Acme
Clothiers
26;
Conrad
School
24;
Booth
23;
The
Stetson
"custuoned
to-fit"
leather
lias
been
the
standard
of
hat
comfort
for
over
70
years.
f
fM)
p(nlur
STtTSON
MILLINHY
JDIG-SS3I
-Jl
'Daily
News
22;
Hl-Jackers
20.
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